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Per C ent ' 4 • I ay,. :;. • - . • • _ y r ' 1 ' 4 . t- • _ ..44 • 4 i • t_, e be read the ob' to the pers I).f eferret Drderll on $ / - , .., /40- .- L., r .. c., . f 15ATtIRDAY. , MARCH 14. 1818 ent 09 nt I!t per son ~`, , i ~~a,iC~ SE'tT~,NN£;A'~i~ cases ({meat )eforel • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, 018 . WIDOWS' PEN•IION. N.OfICE is li'erehy giVen, That all Ik 7 BOWS 1 Who re ce i ve Pensions froth the Charity established frir Relief Of Poor Wi it4s ComtniMion anti. Warrant 9...4teers of the Royal Navy, mast send or'hring to -this Office' lietweett the 17th and 31st of this Month, the Atiiilarit re- N, 4i rei by the.ftules of th e Cha r ity, I n o rd er t o t heir b e i ng • yiserted on the Pension List; which will be prepared next oath, and pail ()tithe 10th May. All Letters from Widows respecting their Pensions, mutt W4 e the Rank their Hatbands held in the Royal Navy. .1. w. CROKER. ttI3IICATIONS. MEDICINE. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISiES'SARY. - . --- . -7---- 77 , • - VEGI.4 ABLE filtT4lt4,. a CH.I' 'AP: and WHOLEAO,\Ig ' • SVIISTITUTE for R 11 . 0,1)S. ..,,, EVANS • ar . O Co ..liavi,w .hartmanyrespect .. able tektimonies of the erlicacv _anti, ulcasantnes of there Vcg . etable 13itters 'are. ilitlit'dea' ri'tkterl , l their lair be,- yond the: limitit ;Of the tVestittli - edinitieA,-aiitr have ap,pointeci. tote .under-itielltiollud :I ... gettt,s for that.,llurpose. rfey onl y inv;te a singl e trial, toi . onvcitipe the-Poblic of their supe. 7 riority to ev e , oth,:r Ritter, a tt .i ;tt some respects, even to that of Bops, r , s !Ley arc not arfecteri by attno,phcric Altera tions, which, .(I,eptive Hops; of th tt i r bitt er , an d ren de r Al e and Ileerbahle to acetic 'chink., 'or;aiit is commonly called; turnittir, 'sinir, " , this Day was published, PriCeSs. boarl;, REFT - ROB ; or, Th e 11'ITCH SC OT. MUIR, commonly called Madge the Simbeer : a Scottish Tale. °r clue Hi's : Royal Highness the DUKE of. YORK, President. . . , SuitnEnx-Mr. Kiernan; Member of the Royal College, ' Ltrudon'. . • * ~. GownstoksEarl sf Egreountt, .Earl of Leitrim, 1-lon J. Barry, ALI'. .TlNn Latouche; M. P. THE royal and Noble l'atrOn; of• the above INSTITUTION:, for the exclusive Treatsuent of VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their ilangermis consequenees, let order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIERN.- as its iargeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) front having direeted'his' chief at tention .to those diseases. It is the misfortune of I?atienis under such complaints, to be too often the dupes of:illite rate Pretenders, ,who practise on the *credulity by imposing titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late ,so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a porta hiS official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of she ROyal College, published in February 18W, as: the only turegaide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertiSink them ' without being saw> monad by this List, are to be cr e dit e d. The amnia' reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the roost dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and Other suppOsed incurable affections of the Generative Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated; 'facti which require no hackneyed testimony of affilavits to prove, but the roost re spectable Medical evider:e. om no coded London : rrinted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jcitiee, Pater. nosier-roar. C ifll 4 CSll.l' Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. garilenbrass Anil Haverill; or, The Secret of -the Cas tle, a Norel.—Coritainin4 A Madman and No Madman--Who Walks—Deeds of. Darknt.ts, &c.—Remarkable Characters, Incidents, Adventuret, &C. instructive and entertaining. In 4 rols. 12mo. 11. 1 Is. 6il. boards. 2. Conirdan ; or, The St. kildians : a Moral Tale. In 1 vol...lituo. pzice 7s. hoards. • 3. Julius Fitz-John, in 3 volt. 12mo. ii. Is. boards. front ye all the I,h „. • , - • , • ; . n • . ePtiblic are assured, . that the . compositi o n oly reeore nicnded• is a ,puve .wh,olesotite reFelabl e , Bitter, perf e ctly free from every irl,rious Property, iivoanCing a g u l 4iian tiiy of excellent yeast, and for the purpose of kt:esereing . A.le and Beer equal to any•Ft(!p., . • ,Sold iri Packets,- ; of is. each, equal "to a. pound of th e strankestHops ; in Packets of 2s. each, Noel to two pounds,. in Packets of 3s.eaelt a equal to four pou,uls; in .Packets of 4s. each, eAiial to.six p;)un6 in Packets of 41,,each, 'equal to eikht pottrids. , N.B. Sto Public Brewer or Publican can be supplied with the, iboi e. Prept,only . by it. Eyani an 4.c0. 97, Fore.sttret, Exeter, and sold Wholesale df their . depositories, iii B.'..Thhy No. 7, Earl's Uottrt Iserka . ce,. Old Bronupton, London alltt Messrs. White and Evins, Quay-street, Bristol; and Retail by r Mr. P. Stanley, 14, Taiiitneli-rut;' 'Coveift-garden';' NUssr, , . Ander son and Chase, Neat ; Mr. T....lCelsey, 38, Elect- Market ; :Messrs. B. arid A. Taylor, 'tart -Street, Mark lane. , - nten• read that esent of of Sus• ..This Day was published, In Octavo, price 15s.* boards, Volume 11. of ,THE ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY. .anti OBI TUARY fur 1813, with Silhouette Portraits. This Volume comprehends the Biography of . her • Royal Highness the Prioccs4 Charlotte, the Dukes of Northumber land and Marlborough, Nies:Ts. Curran, Erstine, Ponsunby, Horner, Glennic, the• Drs. Thomson and Disney,.Nc. &c. &c. and all the principal Characters who died in 1816-1817, in terspersed and illustratod with a variety of original letters, documents, and anecdotes ; and containing an analysis of recent biographical works, with a gt:nei al biographical list of persons recently deceased. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. • • • rsonS ainst IIICU" th 6 eniP • to- tl,e ) the :(1 to left li of vere lent the me, C. Dill on- 'ost ,*pot ef Post the M it c.—** LY. lay rt• nes EAST INDIA HOITSE, MAtictt tft, 1S 8. COURT of DIRECTORS of the jtv. Ti t '`, I fir• COMPANiof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND EAsT INDIES,irIa hereby give Notice, to "thing.' (II I ARTERLY GENERALC OURT of the slid appoiiiied to. he t'v Id at this House on WED :l')Alti iiith Instant, there wilt he laid b e fore th e t `Prietors, for their information, Copies of Advices received tilt Governor in Council of Fort St. George; and of the 'evd i'os %Odell bare been adopted in pursuance of th e ; dv " of th e Court of Directors respecting the Case of Mr. . 14511 1 Cooke of the Madras Civil Establishment. :JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. ~.ASSPCF,' of SIARINIPS,. 'a new and superior !kil ehn s j"'cE for' FISH,. equal in stren.gth to. Essence of but_ far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad .is „ , e of not tu rn i ng ranc id. The immtnse demand for it proof of the e stim a tio n it is held in - by thdse 4 ve tried it. 'l . 'he Proprietors Hatter themselves,•that It is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence weer cis for Fish, 'y C. )i , mi , ire and . SOn ; andSohllt.yT;Powell and Son, ' 4 4 r lt d ; toro-hill,. Coiner of Hatton ., -g - tieden. The Public %3Pectfuliv requeste4 to observe, that e.lO bottle :has ti.,4l:!Knature C Dininore and Son ; nom: other is 44-c- It"t'ns c iuti,n is necessary , as there is a spurious arti w sale. N, it;, 11',VIliti.L0t)-PLACE, ,PALL-NIALL. iraxs.—P, MULLIUAN (.r,'riti Ibe Abbey 4,, I : ll nrch- v , rd. Bath) usost respectfully. begs , leave_ to jiirrit t h e N„,,-,sity, Gentry , tee, lie has opened a SILK lq ', 4( 'Ell Y \," sRE f - 1017F.F., at No. iti, wATERLoo ,4(i,,(.Y.. ossposi . ie Caritin-hotiSe„ with a splendid 'Collection of ti "r110.: NP.VI' •GOOPS, and flu snbly .s,liests the honour lls as le p ii . Patronage and snplirt. I'. M. respe . ctfully . assur,s tia n l Ladies %Omni:ly please to favour him with 'their eon, : • h,,..' that every article is, and shall continue to be, aver) 14.{.enor qualit y , o f t h e ~s i fa s hi u n a id e description, whims, '1 ibanotacturr, and at the most reastina'ile prices. The ttioee'lelr,st sitt . ention paid corninAs of Ladie . s At ... a . 411 . - 114,1' : , ""I" Nwa„nul Orders executed with the same tiielity • - i -c `;‘, , Eacv a , ' , if present. ..,.; , • - -, , • - ~ • : I 'll,2,,_• Te \i", r d l ; ll Pß/P of the Ho:Tsz t, L.F.T,'ll ? ndsomely --- ''-' l . ) , and' vs:ell adapie'd ntir an elderly Lady. • • `C - 11: 11 1 -1 PATBNT 111 PERI A . 1., DINING-TA.- , rind D/ ., ; E:s ) , and PATENT - TKAFALGA . It• SIDE!30 : 11•WS `And ' i `" - TABLES, in one elegnnt,Ptece of, , k tu niturc. , A , upon Pir - a new differvnt Plans ; tbe Pa telit'lnyroved Sofa en's. and Chair beds; . 11rass:,crew Fonr .Post, and - Tent sie)(lsteads., Furniture' and Bedding toinviefe ; Portable ,),. airs , with several other new inrenteilanditnproved articie,s • k i torah : up., also a general:and very extensive assiirtinent of mldiolstery and Cabinet Articieii . for furnisbiog Houses eonr fr e te, reads' mannfactured, whet.° Families mum* sel;i.ct and ~.it ll l_ ruish a ' whole House in a few days, avoiding bit, tkktrerne t" N lvenicitee of waiting several•Niontbs iti completiug their q4 blisliment. X i oast 411(1 West India. Art ides, Arturtuld Navy; Rea tkc. b y.l: r ill(' and Sanders, if; and 17, Catherinestreei, Strand, ~n ' . 4 " Ike most moderate, for prompt payment. ' 4, ...._ - . „ . A NEW PATENT HAT, at on ly 18s.. • INIP(iR I'ANT St VINO. GORGE FRAN Kb and Co. h*ve to offer to ti t . the Pnblic SILK. EIAT on a-BEAVER, BODY, cotri ii, fl ic.every requisite a Hat' ought to possess; is superior , / l,'Pearance• to the 'fiitet and most expensive Beaver; h. 'llY light, and will "ttt wear two of them, and is of a its ti ter.. , to shape, which it retains to the last; it will - neverchange Yea,. s u ur, which. - is of the most. beatitiful black, if wor n . for Fit o 6,,na weath er w ill i n j ure th em, t h ey being WA VER- N e ,) and will repair several times at a tritlinvexpence, tir ir t ‘ erY time appear equal to new, and iir6sleeideilly stye % ‘ „„i ( i ) , a nY flats ever ()Gres; to public notice; the attainment Arr~ o less been attended with great expence, labour,. and lo c , 14? " ,1 attention t GEORGE FRANKS and , CO. 411etnic, j ig orrellington coraer of. Redeross-sire LOnfign • tlatsehants, Dealers, - and the Trade, who wish for superibr find it their interest applying as above. No rt, o , t , etter s received.—Not in : any way conceined with a ~,..11 -19u se in Beeelestreet, name of Franks.. "'VINT . . ''G COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME - .. DICINE. .1 1‘, ZOCHE'S ROYAL EMBROC kTION. UNY Thousands of Childreo are Cured.an finally by this Remedy. On the first attack, au f r tt 'il Pplicatirin of ROCHE'S F,NIBROCATION will pre complaint taking any hold of the ,constitntion, and ca b l e t o as may compl e t e ly cure. the must obstinate. cases tic i l N• " 's t ,, A i 4 ce will produce the desired effect; and no Remedy I n calcukted fur Children as this, for it requires tt • h , t o . 1 1e to he taken' inwardly. Coughs this Medicine is evially efficacious ti l te be relied on for Men, Women, and Children, as safe p'lltu' e tital. In no ca can this Medicine he genuine unless !F t ; )11 the w r app e r se by J. Roche, and every' stamp Shaw 66; St. Paul's ChOrch-yard, engraved thereon. .3 1 ,•'')id ' 4l tl 11. 2s. tier b s ottle. t k l ite Edwards,Paul's, the. Footway, op- I t ;4rid k i e gen era l entrance to th e Caltedral, and Slnger and limn D IA) 11or Oxforgb and Emerson, E d-street; Ward, Ha ast Smit h fie ld change; " .ot FT ----- ---- - -,-- ... 0 , sLErs WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE ['ILLS. A „NED.. B whiCh hasstood the test ror a i!titk e ,; () , ll g series of Years, and is well known fornits . pernliar 1 , 4 4 11 J ill removing the Green Sickness, and other Obst roc II's! vn'at.tendant on : t tt,e• female Sex. The cases„ proving that s,lllClieted, who have hitherto resorted to the use of it, hive ( 411;„ 1. : 411 Y.bee n relieved in the most sovereign manner, are 1 „ t c ,"'nous', 'and Specified in the hills of directions. (% guard, the public against imposition, the name of.•C. lif tsl e y •. • . , th e , is engraved oo the stamp, hy the special permission '4lant ed to be genuine. , s t , e q ) ated by Mrs. Kearsley alone, -from the OriginAl and ,kl,ii I t i ll ue Recipe, and sold v#linksale and retail by Ilarpr; Ae ° seller 46 Fl q-street ; Barclay and Sons Fleet-market A /I bei.. ' 3 :", • , , — • I, ou. i ., 3 and Sans, St. 1 ant s Church-Ward; Sutton and Co. (3xf k,h urch-yard; Butler and Sous, ; Cheapside; Sanger. 150, It ile ''!l-4reet, opposite Bond-street Evans and Son, Long , • W•Sin: ithfield; and Johnstone, Greek-steegt,, Soho.. ~, • . Ili '. 4 ( l,, ini I think it my duty to return you my most humble 14 s• " Pills, t ••. - . • a • ' • 'N4. for the or mitt was so great cure as I have i, 'My skirt ,s•as.as , yellow ,as . gpiel ;' I could Jim heel) iiny . 11 1, .,t'0m my stomach, hut •Was*alunist choaked with phlegm. I , t i 4 l not taken half a him before iny appetite returiuld,,and i i , ,Is relieved from a colistant pain in toe side. I din now, g'itik. God, quite•well i Your dutiful servant, BA LA DINE. Price 9s. 91 Ver box, stamp' included. Of whom may be bad, The Annual Obituary, Vol. 1. for 1817, price 15s. nit Day reas.published, price Ss. 6d. . A: SUPPLEM ENT to pe ESSAY on the DUTY of ( 7 0NIMUNION with the ESTABLISHED CHURCH. containing au Illustration of its Doctrines on contruvcrted Puiuts. By ItORF,RT MORRES, M. A. : Prebendal y ot Sal isbut y. Ne quid falsi decere A miemt: veri non aud e at. S#lisbury: Printed and sold. by Brodie-and Dowding ; sold also by Mescrs. Rlvingtoos, St. Paul's Churchyard, London ; andall other Booksollers.. • _ • • - • 'This Day -svag puhlished, ~ _on r .,Volom e withi,Twe;ye, Plates, _price 123. hoards, IFIE PRAnTIcE IiOR'FICULTUitE in • the Management of 'Fintit'Tnees ; arranged on de monstrative. physiological Principles: illustrated with Sketches, in Ten Plate's, and by- a Commentary on the Works of kradley, Hitt, Miller, -Forsyth, Knight, Kirwan, Sir llittnphry Davy, iindMis. Ibbottson. Describing a Mode bv.whieh.they.inny be termed to Prodnee a tar4er , Quantity of rrnit and of titter Quality, in less Time tit:in by any Mode published or in general practice. Comprehending also a mi.; onte Investigation and Discussion of the Nature and Proper, tks of the earth and Manures, as they respect Vegetation in • general. By JOSEPH 'HAYWARD, Gent. Printed for Longman, durst; !tees, Orme, and Brown London. COMPLETION OF • SCO rrs FIELD SPORTS. This Day w:.s published, • • In Dewy Svc). prioe Bi., gvoi 31. 31. - boards, A new and elegant liTork, entitled I .t ITI•411t1 ELI) .•11'011:1'S ; err - m -Icing Prac ties! in 'Shooting,-Hunting, Coursing, Kac.ng, &c.; Observations on the Breaking • and 'Training of Dogs and - liorws ; • t he•Management-of•Fowl nig Piecei, and all •othur Sporting implements: as. well as every Circumstance connected with the Habits of a Sportsman : To which is added, a Sporting Calendar for every Month in the Year. • By WILLIAM HENRY SCOTT. This - Work is beautifully printed - on fine paper, hot-pressed, 'and ill.ststrated with upwardsof 50 highly-finished Engray,ngs, .31 on Copper, executed in _the must characteristic style of excellence, by those eminent Artists, Scott, Warren, Greig, Toirkey, Davenport, 'Ranson, and ebb, from Paintings by Iteinagle.' Clem:ell, Elmer, and Barrcitwer; the Tentanider cut on Wood, .by Ovule Thompson,.Alstin, and Bewick. The-Author's object bas been, to present, in as com pressed a • form as real utility would admit, `lnstructions in all the. various Field Sports in Modern Practice; thereby thereby forming a hook of .reneral reference on the subject, and in cluding, in one volume, what could not otherwise be ob,. tained without purchasing many and - expensive ones. The ~c ans he 'has possessed for accomplishing so desirable a pur pose, he-trusts, hare enabled him to produce such a Work on the subject of Field Sports, as in point of Paper, Printing, Illustration, and Embellishment, is not to be equalled in the English language. Londow:. Printed for Sherwood, 'Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-rosy, and sold by all Booksellers. N. B.—The above W . ork may be had likewiSe in 12 Parts, price 3s. each,. Demv, and Ss. Roval ; except Port 12, the price of which is 4s. Licuky, and is.,Boyal. This Day was published, in Seven handsome Volumes, price.2l. 2s. in extra hoards, .WHITTINGVIAM'S CABINET EDITION of SHAR.SPEARE's PLAYS; accurately printed from the Text of Johnson and- Steevens, and embellished with two hundred and thirty Engravings on Wood ; includ ing the Seven Ages of Man, a Bust of the Immortal Bard, and a View of the House in which he was horn, with a correct Representation of the Jubilee Procession in which he was connuemoratad by Garrick. To which are prefixed, a Life of Shakspeare, written expressly for this E.lition by John Brit ton, F.S.A., and a•Preface by Dr; Johnson there are, also a Gl ossar i a l Ind e x to the Work, and a Critique on each Play by Johnson or Steevens. 'Printed at the Chiswick Press, fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, Loudon, and sold by all Booksellers. *,*•The Proprietor,s of. thin Edition of • Shalispeare's Plays submit it to the Public, in full confidence that it has. only to br -seen to be approved and admired. The Paper, Print ing, and Embel!i•hwents, are unique, and present one of the •most••uniform and elegant Edi , ions of the Plays of our Immortal Dramatist ever offered to the Public. EVERY MAN lilS OWN DOCTOR, By the Use of Dr. BOERFIAAVE's 11. ED 'PILLS; a Met Nellie famous throughout Europe for the Cure of every Stage ant: • •• one of a Certain.Coniphaint. 'Tr is. a melancholy _fact, -th thousands fill dc- time to this horrid Disease, owing to the unskilfUlness of illiterate men, who, hy. a n hoproper treatment of this direful calamity, not unfrequently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which. so oftewappear on the !wad, face, and body, with/Aptness in the sight, tinier in• the ears,. deafness, stric tures, obstinate gleets,. nodes. on the shin-bones, ulcerated sore throat; diseased nose; nocturnal 'pains in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorders), till at length a general debility and decay of the constitution en ues, and a met:tut:holy dent h.pnts a period to suffering mortality ! 'they over fil to remove every species of debility arising from a coutaminated state of the system. Their effects are mild, safe, and expeditious—and what renders this Medicine of the gteatcst importance, is, it requires nn restriction in point of diet, .and no privations to the ordinary avocations itm WC. • t:t.t With . each tor is girm a etspions bill of • directions, by which all persons are enabled speedily to curt theinseives b safety and seeress', without the least confinement or hin drance of business: itS ania7ing sale Within the last sixty years, though seldom advertised, is a certain criterion of its immense utility. Price only 4s. (A. per box.• Sold hy.Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Hol born ; Leigh, IS, Stiand ; and Mr. Oeatle , y, 133, 1l ivories. Sold last,. by every veputable.. Veinier in' all 'Nlarket Towns througliout•the Kingdom, and allutber,ledieine Venders. • This Aiedicine is a ;overeign renkeity in chronierheumat glandular nip - dint...lions, poverty 'of Lind • seutly'eruo- Gan, : in slrort, it has excelled wheat satiaration- anti otter •weaus hart Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Seics, at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country'%re . 6l3t. addresied, and. the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdoui. . • Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical 01) 7 servations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan; and may be had at No. 174, Fleet-street, No. 20, Patetnoster-i - oW, and No. 10, Crown-court, Soho.. • COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHNIAS, &c. &c. ARNOLD'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF COLTSFOOT. " More Consnmpthe Patient's date the beginning of their Dksorders -from wet feet, damp beds, night air, wet clot hes, or catching cold after the' body has been heated, than from all other causes."---Bucu IT is notorious that Coughs and Colds are the forerunners generally, if not at all times, of the deplora 141e Disorder of Consumption;—the inconsiderate who neglect to remove them, even in their first stud second stages, do but too frequently i'ealike the fait; indeed, no sooner is the Mask removed, which yeils the Disorder of Consumption, than the unhappy Patient discoverS himself hastily approaching . an'un timely gri.ve, and be. seeks atound, but too often, - alas! in vain for resources to recover him. • 'That most excellent Medicine, • ARNOLD's PECTORAL BALSAM of COLTSFOOT, . for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, the Hooping Cough, Shortiiiess• of Breath, anti Consninptions, .is allosted toA)e.the greatesttliscovery ever made in the an nals of Medicine. It is held in the highest estimation for its excellent and salubrious virtues. Volumes 'would not be sufficient to contain the mass of individuals who have taken it., and experienced its safe, salutary,' and inestimable vir ttics. of 182,000 Persons have been cured. In old . Coughs, recent and long-standing Attbdias, slight and' re cent Coughs and Colds, Wbeezings, Hoarseness,- the Hoop ing,Cough, Shortness of Breath, and Consumptions,.thisMe dicine is decidedly the most safe and effectual remedy; No thing can be better adapted than it, to prevent the 111 effects of damp air - and foggy weather; nor can any 'thing 'Lae More excellent to take when }vet,, damp, or wet in the feet, cold or shivering in the body, after a shwer of - rain, or fall of snow, &c. 84c4 Abu* 2,000 years- has the herb (Coltsfoot), from which it is prepared, been held in the highest estitna tion. It comforts and relieves the afflicted speedily; it causes individuals to breathe more freely, and strengthens their constitutions against the deplorable and calamitous effects of Consumptive Disorders. N.B. Perions will please to ask for Arnold's Pectoral Bal sam of Coltsfoot, and observe in the Pamphlet which is en closed, the Certificate made and attested by the Proprietor; before the Right Hon. Matthew Wood, Lord Mayor'of London, at the Mansion-house, the 25th day of March, 1516, Without which it cannot be genuine.' • - • - •• Sold, iiy Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Weston and Prout, 229, Strand ; Emerson, so, tipper East Smithfield; Beak, 13, AldgAte ; Bishop, 15, Mile-Hod Road; Godfrey and Windt's, GI, Bishopsgate-street ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Byerly, 105, Holborn-hill Mounsey, 69, Great StuTey-street, Blackfriars Road; Wright and Co. 260, High-street, 80. rough ; Labri,w, 128, St. 3... tin's-street ; S, moor-street, Clare-market ; Ward, 324, Holborn; and by the Proprietor (J. Arnold), No. 59, BaibiCan;LOndon; and retail by all respectable Medicine Venders throughout Europe. Price Is. 9d. 2s. ed. 4s. 6.1. and 10s. Gd. each bottle, Duty included. TO TIIONIAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London HONOURED BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the A. year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere courses 'of salivation, and twice dis charged,from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of tire most inveterate nature. In the spring- of bast year elk disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period te.my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, •unc nn each arm, and my legs were broke wit in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a . „ state of ulceration for the last seven years; my' left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave we such excruciating pain, particularly when warni in ntd, as neatly to deprive MC of rest; in' this lamentable state ! .1 was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the .26th of Maly; in the course of a fortnight I begun to receive' benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon atter, the sores on My legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable triscolonration 'in the skin, and pain iu the Ismie of the left, which, by th:,. blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in noir invaluable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradnalty going off:—l . thus became; by vour , liticral advice and medicine, perfectly free front all my former tomplaints- , ---have twat:red my former s!iirits• a nd strength, and am become jolly and fat. in which state having continued many months, to the, astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms ta ea press my gratitude, but beg you, fur the ,g'ofid of • other suffering' mortals, to'make this my case its public as pos,,ible, as I shall on every occa ion ; in so doing: yott will ;reat ly oblige, Sir, your grateful ) obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. M Ugh:ER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— lohn Tlvnrapson, No. a, New PoultrY Market, Edinhargh, John M.' t9tosh, 014 Assembly dose, E.litiburgh. Prei.arril and •sOld by the sine Proprietor, •TuomAs LOH, Member of the Royal Coellege of Surgeigns, at this house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whet e, after a • constant residence of than 40 y'ears,, in a practice paeti• cniarly directed to the cute of Venereal Complaints and those • intidental to the Mitts of Generation', with that inviolable secrecy which Luc n of his, profession should alwi”:s observe in such cases, he flatters hint elf the advice and asAitrince he Iratititeuslr administers to persons taking this Medicine, will he esteemed, by a discerninePublic, as an advat tage sel•toni attainable, and void of all ambignity. • • Also sold, by his appointment, far the convenience of thus' ..• . . . . _ . .. . . .. living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr.-Ditburoligh!s, No. 7,• Fish-street-hill; ' Mr, Baxters, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mt. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person'in iivirfeonsiderable town in Great Britain arid Irelapd, in, boxes olonly,4s. 9d. eficn, stamped, and sealed op With full mkt' plain' "direttions; whereby perShhs,' 'of' eit lit r ,se .may cure thermelves wits ease, ,qaerci a le:rt cy, 4 , 11 ,4 safety. CONINIO.I COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council teas held rester day at 'Guildhall, which was iiiintiroully attet:ded. Several Petitions for le a se s Weie relented and re. (erred. The thanks of the Cnort were , mously voted to the lteir. J. J. Cori", Chapl.tin.t6 the Lord Mayor, kor his t:xce!ient sermon preach ed'at St. Lawrence jhry, on Sunday the 1 Ith of Januaiy last. • 012DPR or MB trOtY4 OA COMMONS. Mr. SAMUEL DikoN brought itp a- Report from the Committee appointed at the la<t Court to consider the Orders of the Muse cif COmmons for Accounts of the Inconeand:Expenclifere, &c. "of the C;ty of litiadon for the last five . years, to be laid before the House, recommending the satoti to he 'prepared and Submitted' to the House ac;- cordinglyi so far as related to the accounts onlyi .upon which a very lon discussion ensued ;• and; a motion ,being Made to agree therewith., art amendMent was moved, that such Accounts only as related to monies arising from rartiamentary Grants be furnished, and that respect fti4 re"mon mance he ,made by the Court to the Llonse of Commons against suchpart of its Ori!ers as relates to the Accounts of the rece and payment of the prOduce, anil the title to the principal of the other property of the City. A further discussion tonic place between Messrs, Dixon, C. Pearson, Williatn4, S. DaVie's, Waith man, Favell, Sir Thomai bell, Aldermen Wooa and'Atkins, and several other Members, and the amendment was , inthe first instance carried on a division by a majority of 9, the numbers being 36 to 45" A further amendment was then moved—That it be referred to the Committee to consider further the Orders of the House of Commons, and to take such advice as they shall see fit, and to repott thereon to the Court—which was agreed to. IRELAND. It XtCUTION OF THE MURDERERS OF THE LYNCK .FAMILY EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM ARDEE, MARCII 9. " I am this moment returned from Reagh_stown; after beholding a most tragic scene. Ten wretched victims have been immolated on the altar of offend. edinstice, namely, Marron ) Fluddy, Campbell, Ma. lone, M'Cabe, Craven, Kiernan, M'Larney, Gay nor, and Lannin. On the seaffOld, craven, Laanin, Kiernaa,and Campbelf,confessed their guilt; bat the other sixunfortunate beings declared, in the most solemn and impressive manner, that they were as innocent as the child unborn of the crim , whitb they were about to suffer; that they never in their lives were at the burning of . - Wildgodse Lodge ; and that they forgave their proicicuzors and all the world.' They were apparently very penitent, anti soma of !hem met their fate with' a fortitude northy of better men. • "-The Rev. Mr. Dolly,. Catholic Chaplain of Dundalk Gaol, was attending on the prisoners in his spiritual capacity ; - hut 'it was morally impos sible for him to alltuinisterspititual consolation to ten wretched victims.. There were•on the ground a concourse of 20,000 persons, who assembled tor.the purpose of beholding' the melancholy.spee tacle. There are three of the, victims to be 'sus pended in gibbets at Cocreagh, four at Louth i a,A three at a place called Haekbald's-cross, on the road'leadiwg from Dundalk to . Castlehlaynev. " :The • trials of twenty accomplices in this abominable catastrophe are put off u n til next Assizes." Messrs. Coorp.R and Co. of Medical and Sur gical .celebrity, after forty years experience in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the poor 'have advice, gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Morn• inns, until twelve o'clock. Patients at a distance, describing their case, immediately attended to.—All letters to he direct ed to Charlotte House, Black ft iars-road, but none are answered which do nut contain a consult ing fee. We are authorized to state, that since the Me dical 13oard has been established at Chrlotte- Muse, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev., RoWland Hill's Chapel, and Woodstock -street, adjoining New Bond-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes have been re stored to perfect health, matq 6f wh oa) h a d lingered for years under the most painful and ob. , stinate .diseases,,,vvere :prononnced incurable by respectable pfactiti oners , ant i several discharged front Uldspitals=--Such is the eincts resulting from combined talents 1